Straits Standoff Looms At Near East Peace Talk
Russians and Turks join to demand closure of the Turkish straits to all warships except Turkey and fortification of the Dardanelles. The move risks a deadlock at the conference as Britain and Greece react with concern. American observers back the allied position amid tensions between Russia and Britain.
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Lausanne
Dardanelles
George Tchitehrin
Ismet Pasha
Russia
Lord Curzon
Fleutherios Venizelos
Ruseia
Near East
Great Britain
Turkey
Black Sea
Richard Washburn Child
Italy
Central America talks aim for permanent peace under US guidance
Five Central American nations Guatemala Honduras El Salvador Costa Rica and Nicaragua met in Washington to craft a peace program. Goals include armament reduction treaty backed stability and tribunals to settle disputes without force, mirroring last year’s Washington conference.
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Washington
United States
Central America
Charles K. Hughes
Pacific
Guatemala
Honduras
Salvador
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Frisco Seethes Over Murder Mystery Case
San Francisco detectives probe the death of Harry Barratti song writer and pianist. His wife Agnes Christy Baratti a former model and typist is charged with murder and remains silent as police press for answers amid the unfolding case.
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San Francisco
Cal
Harry Barratti
Agnes Christy Baratti
Open fight at ast moment in 67th Congress
Washington reports the wets in the house began their fight to amend the Volstead law as Rep O'Brien of New Jersey introduced a bill to define intoxicating liquors and legalize seven per cent beer ale and porter and fifteen per cent wines brandies and whisky.
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Washington
O'Brien
New Jersey
Building Boom on Elliott Street Spurs Athens Growth
A burst of home construction on Elliott Street highlights ongoing Athens development with six new residences recently completed. Strong activity also continues on Morris Avenue and neighboring streets, amid a heavy building program elsewhere.
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Elliot Street
Athens
State Street
Morris Avenue
Elliott Street
Harding Submits 1925 Budget With 3.08 Billion Request
President Harding sent to Congress the fiscal year 1925 budget totaling 3,078,940,331 for federal operations a cut from the current year as economies are urged while warning against further reductions. The plan proposes 12 000 officers and 125 000 enlisted in the army and a navy of 86 000 as national defense.
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H. K. Reynolds
Ft. N
Washington
United States
Congress
Harding
Post Office Department
National Defense
Five Rail Way Express workers charged in $50 000 to $75 000 robbery
Detroit police arrested five men employed by American Railway Express Co on December 4 1910 or 1911 era for robbing express boxes of between fifty thousand and seventy five thousand dollars. A sixth man is being sought.
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Detroit
American Railway Express Co
Raymond Leaves For New Home In Ohio Farm Service
Raymond, Athens county farm agent for three years, has resigned effective December 1 and moved his family to Newark to assume farm agent duties in Licking county. W. W. Montgomery, new Athens county agent, arrives December 15 from Ohio State University extension. Miss Blanche Beckler leads the Athens office in the interim.
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Efa. Raymond
Athens County
Newark
Licking County
W. W. Montgomery
Ohio State University
Blanche Beckler
Daugherty to Face Public Hearings On Charges
The judiciary committee voted to seek House authority to subpoena witnesses and hold public hearings on charges of unfitness and malfeasance against Attorney General Marty M. Daugherty. A tentative plan sets hearings to begin December 12 focusing on charges by Representative Keller that he failed to prosecute trusts and corporations under the Sherman Act.
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Washington
Der
Marty M. Daugherty
Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
House
Oscar E. Keller
Republican
Minnesota
Representative Keller
Auto Thief Has Been Very Busy
Lima police records show fifty automobiles valued at 29885 stolen since May 20 with thirty five recovered in or near Lima. Fifteen remain missing as 81 theft reports come from nearby towns, six of which were received by Lima police. Most cars were taken by joy riders and abandoned on country roads.
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Daniel O'Connell
I, N
Duriain
Dieblin
Dall Eireann
Free State
George
Dail
Lima
Medina County Highway Rebates Total $6,264.66 Delayed
Taxpayers along five Medina county highways receive rebates totaling 6 264.66 due to overestimates in assessments. Rebates, except where cash in advance was paid, will not be issued until final payment, potentially extending to 25 years.
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Medina
Medina County
Four men held after patrolman shot during holdup
Cleveland reports four men detained at Central police station after Patrolman Leo Coombs was fatally wounded during a safe burglary at Domestic Lamp Laundering Co. on Lorain avenue. Police halted all eastbound traffic on the High Level bridge while canvassing witnesses.
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Cleveland
Central Police Station
Leo Coombs
St John's Hospital
Crackamen
Lorain Avenue
Coombs
Heaviest Baby Dies at Bremen in New Jersey
William Trickey Jr. aged 14 months died after drinking wintergreen liniment at home in Bremen near Newark. The infant weighed 14 pounds at birth, a county record for weight at birth.
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Newark
William
William Trickey
Bremen
Here
Sam Small to Speak in Athens on Smashing the Ten Commandments
Athens residents may attend a Monday evening address by Sam Small of Pittsburg at 7 o'clock in the First Presbyterian Church. The National Reform association brings the speaker to town with church groups uniting to hear him. Small, a famed orator, has toured nationwide for decades and is linked to the Sam Jones style.
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Athens
First Presbyterian Church
Sam Small
Pittsburg
National Reform Association
Small
United States
Sam Jones
Presbyterian Church
Greek King George Not Prisoner Says Athens Revolt Chiefs
Athens dispatch reports the Greek revolutionary committee denies that King George is a prisoner or plans to flee Greece. Official denial issued by the group via radio.
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London
Greek Revolutionary Committee
Athens
George
Greece
Salvatore Giordo suicides at St. Francis hospital grotto
In Cincinnati a man named Salvatore Giordo, 59, ended his life by shooting himself in the heart near the Blessed Virgin image in a grotto on the hospital grounds at dusk Sunday. His lips moved in prayer as the gun went off.
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Cincinnati
St. Francia Hospital
Salvatore Giordano
Progressive Bloc Aims to Block Subsidy Bill in Congress
Washington reports the final session of the 67th congress opens with progressive Republicans and Democrats ready to strike at the administration ship subsidy bill in the Senate before the weekend. The aim is to delay newly elected members and push supply bills, while some push for a constitutional amendment on terms of seating lawmakers.
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J. Bart Campbell
I. N.S
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Harding
N.S
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ashurat
Arizona
Progressive Bloc
Driver Fails to Halt After Fatal Collision
Galion Ohio area reports Leviord Zimmerman age 20 struck and killed by an passing auto while walking on a country road. The driver sped away without stopping to aid or learn the injuries. Zimmerman worked on a local farm. his mother resides in Pittsburgh.
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Galion, CO
Taxes Can Be Paid in Home Towns Again
County Treasurer Innes announces tax collection will be held in several towns to save taxpayers travel. He will visit Albany December 19 Amensville December 21 Coalville December 28 Glouster January 2 4 and 4 Nelsonville January 15 16 17 and 18. Taxpayers should bring last tax receipts. regular collection at the courthouse continues.
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Innes
Athens County
Albany
Amensville
Coalville
Glouster
Nelsonville
Court House
Youngstown Kidnapping Case Narrows to Suspect Denial
Police scour Youngstown as they search for 15 year old Pantine Carmperells taken by two men in a car while she walked with her sister on Federal Street. Parents suspect a rejected suitor. Angelo Vigorita is jailed on suspicion but denies involvement.
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Youngstown
Dee
Girard
Pantine Carmperells
Federal Street
Angelo Vigorita
Accidental Death Is Verdict of the Coroner
In Elyria Ohio Coroner Perry ruled the death of 80 year old Betty Moore accidental and not self immolation The body showed gasoline fumes but no stove fire coal explosion or home fire The son William Moore found the body and she was alone at the time The report also notes an unrelated anecdote about a court reporter typing error rates.
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Elyria
M. &. Perry
Betty Moore
William Moore
Exiled Greek Princes Seek England Home On Warship
Prince Andrew and Princess Alice, banished from Greece, depart for Corfu then England aboard an English warship. The Greek revolutionary committee defends recent executions and reveals ministers were offered exile in England with no return guarantee. Interventions by British minister Lindley are criticized.
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Athens
Andrew
Greece
Alice
Corfu
England
Mountbatten
Greek Revolutionary Committee
Europe
Pallia
Dousmanian
Exadactylou
Valettas
Agia Minor
oMetala
M. Stergiadia
Asia Minor
Great Britain
F. O. Lindley
Sunday travel boosts as motorists test winter roads
Sunday, December 3 drew many motorists out in an early winter lull. Country roads, though rough, were mostly dry enough for travel by car. Joy riding stretched beyond hard roads as parties explored Court ney Hill to Sugar Creek, with the Sugar Creek The Plains detour still used for northbound through travel.
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Courtney Hill
Sugar Creek
Students Return as Ohio University Reopens After Break
Students crowded back to Ohio University Sunday evening and Monday morning after Thanksgiving recess. Most of the student body left for home. a few remained, living far away, as the four day break limited travel.
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Ohio University
Akron Man Blinded by Acid Attack at Home
Alex Drenetz of Akron was struck with acid at a woman's doorstep after accepting supper. Susie Yomberia is under arrest for the attack, with her husband Joe held on suspicion. Doctors fear loss of sight for Drenetz. Potash solution reported as the liquid. The victim says he knows no motive.
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Akron
Alex Drenetz
Mia
Susie Yomber Ia
Joe
Drenota
Handy Gun-user Is Being Sought
Cincinnati police search for Stephen Bolan of Manchester Kentucky after a shooting at a West Fourth street rooming house injures Lincoln Robinson 21 in the left cheek. Police say Bolan fled to his hometown on a murder charge and then returned to fire into the rooming house.
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Cincinnati
Newport
Stephen Bolan
Manchester
Weat Fourth Street
Lincoln Robinson
Bolania
Robinson
Webb Mine Strike Over Unweighed Coal Loss
The Webb mine in Shadyside Ohio with 700 workers struck after 34 cars of coal wrecked and loaders denied pay based on outside weights. One man was slightly hurt when cars derailed. workers say proper credit could not be applied because weighing occurred off the mine.
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Shadyside
Webb
Ohio
Benjamin Rose
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